The Barclaycard global payment company focuses on their high level of personalization in a new digital campaign, developed by Dare. Following in the footsteps of Old Spice and the “Responses” hunk-themed activation, Barclaycard has launched the “Bespoke Offers” all-digital multi-platform campaign  centered upon the personalized 1-minute YouTube clips about twitterers.

YouTube and Adweek partner this year to figure out which of the Super Bowl XLVII ads will be the most popular among the audience of the big game.

Traditionally, advertisers try hard this season, creating impressive and engaging Super Bowls adverts, which can potentially live on throughout the year and even start a new chapter in history of their brands. This all is made to build a stronger connection with the audience and attract more consumers, so viewers are the kings here. YouTube and Adweek invite the audience to visit the Ad Blitz gallery (YouTube is running it for the fifth consecutive year), watch all the spots online right after they air during the game on February 3, and vote for the best pieces at the end of the event through February 11.

YouTube is planning to introduce paid subscriptions for some individual channels, and this will start a whole new era in the history of the global video sharing community in particular, and online video in general. With this move, YouTube aims to attract more professional content makers as well as advertisers and refined audience to make the video platform a stronger rival of television. The first paid subscriptions are said to be launched in the second quarter of this year.